"Older American[s] may remember the show 'Queen for a Day'. Each
contestant would tell the audience her story of misery and misfortune.
At the end of these tales of woe, the audience would vote to give the
prize to the contestant who had the most miserable life. Obama’s record
of the past 4 years is certainly a tale of woe. The tale includes
unacceptably high unemployment; trillion dollar deficits, a 50% increase
in the national debt to $16 trillion; anemic economic recovery with
growth of less than 2%; a 5% reduction in median family income; a fiscal
cliff about to send America into a double dip recession; a cover-up of
the murder of America’s Libyan ambassador; a doubling of the price of
gasoline; and increased medical insurance premiums which Obamacare was
supposed to reduce but which Congress had to pass before they could read
it. Yes, Obama would even beat former President Carter in the contest
to become 'Queen for a Day.' President Obama should admit, although conditions are extremely tough, ultimately he was elected to solve problems, not make them worse and
certainly not continuing his 2012 campaign to blame others as to why
they still persist." — Armstrong Williams, conservative Republican commentator
10/24 Quote Of The Day: Responsibility
